JP4235978B2 - Handle - Google Patents

Description

      The present invention relates to a handle used for a simple packaging body using a quadrilateral sheet such as a furoshiki.

      This type of conventional handle has a bag-like pocket on the opposite edges of the furoshiki, in which a hand strap can be pulled out, and the back strap placed on the furoshiki is pulled out , Squeezing the edge of the furoshiki with a structure that forms a hand strap (see Non-Patent Document 1, for example), or making the entire edge of the furoshiki into a bag and passing a hand strap around the entire circumference. When using as a furoshiki as usual, connect the corners facing each other diagonally, wrap the packaged body and use it as a simple handbag, Pull out the hand strap contained in the furoshiki and wrap the package, and at the same time use the pulled-out cord as a handle or shoulder band (see Patent Document 2, for example) The handle plate is sewn in two places opposite to each other on the square line, the packaged body is placed on a furoshiki, and the corners opposite the diagonal line that are not attached to the handle are first bound, and then the corner with the handle is attached. There is a structure in which a handle plate is fitted and a handle plate is fitted (for example, see Patent Document 3).

In any case, the furoshiki is pre-processed, and the furoshiki body has a function as a handbag or shoulder bag. It was difficult.
5-86858 JP 2002-114262 A JP-A-2005-132411

      An object of the present invention is to provide a handle for forming a simple package that can be used as a handbag or a shoulder bag by using a furoshiki or a quadrilateral sheet as they are without being processed, in view of the above-described problems of the prior art. . Also, choose a furoshiki or quadrilateral sheet design according to the clothes of the day, and provide a handle for a simple package with the function of coordinating fashion. Also, environmental problems and global heavy oil pressure problems Therefore, the use of furoshiki as an alternative to plastic bags is important as government regulations and mandates for the reduction of plastic bags are being provided. As this means, furoshiki is provided as a convenient and fashionable tool, Providing an environment in which people want to use it actively, and has a wide range of applications for furoshiki and quadrilateral sheet sizes and thicknesses. Is to provide.

      In order to achieve the above object, the handle according to claim 1 is a handle of a handbag using a quadrilateral sheet such as a furoshiki, a simple packaging body usable as a shoulder bag, and a polygonal gripping portion including a circle And two quadrilateral rings that are pivotally supported at both ends of the gripping part, respectively, and parallel to the axially supported sides of the ring and slidable to the middle part of the ring It has a structure having a connected relaxation rod. When using a wrapping cloth as a handbag or shoulder bag, fold it in half so that the two opposite sides of the quadrilateral wrapping cloth overlap each other, with the opposite corners overlapped, with the two layers stacked on the handle ring Fix it. For fixing to the ring, insert the corner of the two-layered furoshiki from the handle-side gap between the ring and the relaxation rod, fold back through the relaxation rod, and remove from the lower gap between the relaxation rod and the ring, By pulling down the relaxation rod, the ring and the relaxation rod are sandwiched and fixed.

      In order to achieve the above object, a handle according to claim 2 is a handle of a simple package that can be used as a handbag or a shoulder bag using a quadrilateral sheet such as a furoshiki, and has a polygonal shape including a circle. A gripping part and two D-shaped rings each at both ends of the gripping part, and the D-shaped ring is rotated in a lump adjacent to each other by two straight sides at the end of the gripping part. The structure is pivotally supported. When using a wrapping cloth as a handbag or shoulder bag, fold it in half so that the opposite sides of the quadrangular wrapping cloth overlap, and with the opposing corners overlapped, the D-shaped ring part of the handle To fix. Fixing to the D-shaped ring is done by passing two D-shaped rings from the inside to the outside through the corners of the double-wrapped furoshiki and folding the outer D-shaped ring around the inner D-shaped ring. Pass through and fix it by sandwiching it with two rings.

      As described above, if one handle is carried, any quadrilateral sheet can be used as a simple package with a handle when necessary, and there is an effect that the width of utilization of a furoshiki is greatly expanded.

      In addition, it is not necessary to add special processing to the furoshiki, and since the furoshiki already possessed by ordinary households, the furoshiki sold in general, or the cloth can be cut into a quadrilateral and used as it is, the range of utilization of the furoshiki is wide. In addition to the effect of spreading, there is also the effect that fashion can be coordinated as a fashionable handbag and shoulder bag by using a furoshiki and cloth designed to suit the clothing.

      At present, while reducing the number of plastic bags is about to become decree and mandatory due to environmental problems and tight oil resource tightness problems, it is said that people want to use furoshiki because they can easily use furoshiki and coordinate fashion. It is expected to induce feelings and, as a result, to create an active plastic bag reduction environment, not as an obligation.

      As mentioned above, the structure with the D-shaped ring has a simple structure and can secure a large area through which a furoshiki or quadrilateral cloth can be passed. As a result, the variation of the design increases.

      The gripping part A11 is made of leather or resin, and the core material 15 is wound around the surface with a plain or design sheet or other design, and is stitched or bonded together. At both ends of the gripping part A11, the end of the leather or resin sheet is wound around one side of the quadrilateral ring A12 and pivotally supported, and the folded part is sewn or bonded at the sewing part A14. . The gripping part A11 may be any shape such as a circle, a quadrangle, or a polygon by selecting the shape of the core material 15 as long as it is suitable for gripping or shouldering. The structure may be sufficient. Further, a relaxation rod 13 is slidably fixed to an intermediate portion of the quadrilateral ring A12 (FIGS. 1, 2, 3, and 4).

      The ring A12 and the relaxation rod 13 are folded in two so that two opposite sides of the furoshiki are overlapped, and the overlapped corner is passed between the ring A12 and the relaxation rod 13 from the inside as shown in the furoshiki corner passing direction A19 in the figure. Folded through the tension bar 13 and passed through the gap between the lower side of the ring A12 and the tension bar 13 to pull the tension bar 13 down, and sandwiched between the ring A12 and the tension bar 13 and fixed the furoshiki corner without tying it to the metal fittings The structure can be made (FIG. 5).

      Two D-type first rings 21 and two second rings 22 are fixed to both ends of the grip portion A11. As a fixing method, two ends of the leather or resin sheet of the gripping part A11 are wound around the linear sides of the first ring 21 and the second ring 22 in a lump and pivotally supported so as to be rotatable. Are sewn or bonded at a sewn portion A14 (FIGS. 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10).

      The first ring 21 and the second ring 22 are folded in two so that two opposite sides of the furoshiki are overlapped, and the overlapped corners are the first ring 21 and the second ring 22 as in the furoshiki corner passing direction B23 in the figure. Is folded from the inner side to the outer side through the outer ring 22, and the first ring 21 is passed from the outer side to the inner side, so that the first ring 21 and the second ring 22 are sandwiched, and the furoshiki corner is tied to the metal fitting. The structure can be fixed without any problems (FIG. 11).

      As described above, the handle gripping portion may have any shape such as a circle, a rectangle, a polygon, and a band type as long as the shape is suitable for gripping or shouldering, and the material may be leather, resin, or cloth. The gripping part B24 shows an embodiment of a band type handle. Two each of the first ring 21 and the second ring 22 are fixed to both ends of the grip portion B24 so as to be rotatable. The first ring 21 and the second ring 22 are fixed to the gripping portion B24 so that two straight sides of the first ring 21 and the second ring 22 can be rolled together at the band end of the gripping portion B24. The shaft is supported, and the folded portion is sewn or bonded at the sewn portion B25 (FIGS. 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16).

      The band portion 26 and the cover portion 29 are made of a plastically deformable material such as leather or nylon, and are sewn or bonded by the second sewing portion 33. In addition, at both ends of the band portion 26, one side of the quadrangular ring B 27 is pivotally supported and fixed by the first sewing portion 32. While the two opposite corners of the furoshiki folded in two are overlapped, the slack bar 28 is passed through the ring B 27 at both ends of the handle so that the slack bar 28 is wound, and the slack bar 28 is sandwiched and fixed between the pull-down ring B 27 and the slack bar 28. The gap 34 provided in the ring is for inserting the furoshiki corner part, which is once folded through the ring through the ring, into the ring B27 through the gap 34 (FIGS. 17, 18, 19, 19). FIG. 20).

      When the entire handle is carried and carried, both end portions of the band portion 26 are bent, housed in the cover portion 29 together with the ring, and stopped by the hook concave portion 30 and the hook convex portion 31 (FIGS. 21 and 22).

      When used as a handle, both ends of the band portion 26 and the ring B27 are taken out from the cover 29, and the cover is held in its original position by the hook recess 30 and the ring protrusion 31. Thereby, the handle of the simple packaging body which has the holding part formed by the band part 26 and the cover part 29 and the ring B27 which fastens the furoshiki at both ends is formed (FIGS. 23 and 24).

      FIG. 25 is an overall view when the simple package with the furoshiki 16 attached to the handle is in use. A pair of opposite corners of the furoshiki 16 that are overlapped with the ring A12 at both ends of the gripping part A11 is collectively fixed. The furoshiki folding part 17 and the furoshiki corner part 18 after the folding are ribbon-like, and play a decorative role of a handbag with a handle and a simple package of a shoulder bag (FIG. 25).

      It was made of a leather material with a thickness of 1.5 mm. The handle gripping portion has a diameter of 14 mmΦ × length of 260 mm, and the width of the ring mounting portions at both ends is 40 mm. The gripping part A11 was sewed together over a length of 200 mm at the center after winding the cotton core material. The ring is a steel wire of 3 mmΦ, and has a structure having a slack bar that is slidably attached to a central portion of 35 mm wide × 20 mm long.

      It was made of a leather material with a thickness of 1.5 mm. The handle gripping portion has a diameter of 14 mmΦ × length of 230 mm, and the width of the ring mounting portions at both ends is 40 mm. The gripping part A11 was sewed together over a length of 160 mm at the center after winding the cotton core material. The ring is a steel wire of 3 mmΦ, and has a structure in which two D-shaped rings each having a width of 35 mm and a length of 23 mm are attached.

      The handle created with the above dimensions is set by selecting a furoshiki with a pattern that matches the clothes of the day, putting a wallet, handkerchief, makeup set, etc. that you carry in your everyday handbag and using it as a shoulder bag. I was able to use it as a coordinating fashion.

      Also, after putting the handle and wrapping cloth in the handbag, shopping at the supermarket and trying to assemble it on the spot, it was easy to assemble in about 20 seconds. It was able to be used to wrap many shopping together and used as an alternative to plastic bags without any problems. In addition, the plastic bag has no inorganic texture and can be used in a familiar way.

      In addition, when a thick cloth of 80cm x 80cm was set on the handle with a D-shaped ring, a fashionable bag that looked sturdy and casual was made, and a lot of luggage could be put in as a shopping bag. When I put a heavy load and took it as a shoulder bag, the leather grip was easy to carry around the shoulder.

Front view of handle with rounded handle and quadrilateral ring Plan view of FIG. Bottom view of FIG. AA sectional view of FIG. Side view and usage illustration of FIG. Front view of handle with round D-shaped handle with D-ring Plan view of FIG. Bottom view of FIG. BB sectional view of FIG. Side view of FIG. Usage explanation of FIG. Front view of handle with banded D-type handle Plan view of FIG. Bottom view of FIG. CC sectional view of FIG. Side view of FIG. Front view of key ring handle Plan view of FIG. Bottom view of FIG. DD sectional view of FIG. The fragmentary sectional view which shows the state when carrying the handle of FIG. Side view of FIG. The front view which shows the state when using the handle of FIG. Side view of FIG. Overall view of the handle with round shape and handle with quadrilateral ring

Explanation of symbols

11 Grip part A
12 Ring A
13 Relaxing rod 14 Sewing part A
15 Core material 16 Furoshiki 17 Furoshiki folding part 18 Furoshiki corner 19 Furoshiki corner passage direction A
21 1st ring 22 2nd ring 23 Furoshiki corner passage direction B
24 Grip B
25 Sewing part B
26 Band 27 Ring B
28 Relaxing rod 29 Cover part 30 Hook concave 31 Hook convex 32 First sewing part 33 Second sewing part 34 Clearance

Claims (2)

      A handle of a simple packaging body using a quadrilateral sheet such as a furoshiki, a polygonal gripping part including a circle, and two quadrilaterals pivotally supported on both ends of the gripping part so that each side can be rotated. And a loosening rod parallel to the axially supported side of the ring and slidably connected to an intermediate portion of the ring. There are two D-shaped rings at each end of the gripping part, and the D-shaped ring is pivotally supported in a lump with two linear sides adjacent to each other at the end of the gripping part. The handle according to claim 1.

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